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Continuous representations of the meta Hahn algebra and special functions

Quentin Labriet, Luc Vinet

Infinite families of biorthogonal rational functions are constructed using infinite dimensional representations of the three-generated meta Hahn algebra. Continuous Hahn and contin…

math-ph2026

Para families of orthogonal polynomials

Stéphane Z. Beaulac, Nicolas Crampé, Quentin Labriet +3

The para-Krawtchouk polynomials arose in the search for spin chains with perfect state transfer; the para-Racah, -para-Racah and para-Bannai--Ito polynomials followed, obtained…

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The supersymmetric Scarf I Hamiltonian with reflections and its discrete para-Bannai--Ito version

Stéphane Z. Beaulac, Nicolas Crampé, Quentin Labriet +3

The para-Bannai--Ito polynomials are orthogonal on a Bannai--Ito bi-lattice that is \emph{two-sided} --- it extends on both sides of a central value --- and depend, besides t…

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The para--Racah Hamiltonian as an exactly solvable discretization of the Pöschl--Teller box

Stéphane Z. Beaulac, Nicolas Crampé, Quentin Labriet +3

The para-Racah polynomials, taken at the persymmetric value of their isospectral deformation parameter, define through their recurrence relation a mirror-symmetric tridiagonal Hami…

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The para--Krawtchouk oscillator and its continuum limit

Stéphane Z. Beaulac, Nicolas Crampé, Quentin Labriet +3

The para-Krawtchouk polynomials define, through their recurrence relation, a finite oscillator model that exhibits fractional revival. We determine the continuum limit of this Hami…

cond-mat.str-el2026

Universal scaling of spatially extended zero modes in inhomogeneous SSH chains

Gilles Parez, Nicolas Crampé, Quentin Labriet +2

Protected zero modes are a hallmark of topological phases of matter and are exponentially localized at sharp interfaces between distinct gapped phases. We investigate how this pict…

math-ph2026

Algebraic Leonard trio approach to rational functions: the Hahn case

Nicolas Crampé, Quentin Labriet, Lucia Morey +1

The finite families of Hahn polynomials and associated biorthogonal rational functions are interpreted algebraically in the framework of Leonard trios. We introduce the trio Hahn a…

math-ph2026

The dynamical algebra of the generic superintegrable model on the two-sphere

Nicolas Crampé, Quentin Labriet, Lucia Morey +3

The rank two Jacobi algebra is identified as the dynamical algebra of the generic quadratic superintegrable model on the two-sphere. The physical representation of…

math.CA2026

Meta Algebras and Special Functions: the Racah Case

Nicolas Crampé, Quentin Labriet, Lucia Morey +3

Finite families of biorthogonal rational functions and orthogonal polynomials of Racah-type are studied within a unified algebraic framework based on the meta Racah algebra and its…

math.RT2026

Exceptional theta correspondences via Plancherel formulas for rank one symmetric spaces

Jan Frahm, Quentin Labriet

We consider the minimal representation of (a finite cover of) the conformal group of a simple split Jordan algebra over or , whenever it exists. The confor…

math.RA2026

Bispectral rational functions and Leonard trios

Nicolas Crampé, Wolter Groenevelt, Quentin Labriet +3

It is well-known that Leonard pairs have a close connection with bispectral orthogonal polynomials of the Askey scheme. In this paper, we introduce the notion of a Leonard trio $(V…